Licenses at South End Taverns Under Scrutiny
Commissioner Harry Franklin Adams and officials toured South End hotels on a quiet Sunday to inspect premises and registers as part of licensing hearings. Curtis and Deputy Coulter visited sites. proprietors received notices to appear as reviews continue with possible business closures and license decisions looming.
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Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
The forecast calls for showers in southern parts and fair, cooler conditions in northern areas Monday into Tuesday. A fresh southwest wind is expected along the coast.
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New England
New York
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Disappointment in London as Boer retreat continues
Dispatches from Bloemfontein report British cavalry abandoning pursuit of the Boer commandoes in the Free State. Boers retreating toward Ladybrand exhausted, while British measures against defections are noted. Reports note Brandfort, Kroonstad, and the need for more horses, with London papers showing impatience at the costly, ineffective operations.
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Free
London
Bloemfontein
Dalgety
Standard
Ladybrand
Brandfort
Kroonstad
Daily Chronicle
Lord Roberts
Times
Post
Botha
England
Ering
Btanchard
French
General Tie-Up on N Y Central Threatened Today
Buffalo scene of mounting railroad tension as New York Central workers threaten a 1 PM deadline for wage gains and rehiring of discharged union men. Police prepare emergency deployment as unions forecast a statewide system shutdown and potential largest strike in eastern railroad history.
Trouble in Boston Breweries as Engineers Threaten Strike
Boston engineers and firemen threaten to strike across 32 breweries unless demands for an eight hour day and higher wages are met. Brewers reject terms offered by the Brewers' Board of Trade, officials state the schedule already on file is final. Labor groups back the engineers while unions coordinate action and support grows among Building Trades and Central Labor unions.
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George Tindal Prettyman
Orange Free State
Cronje
Cape Town
Paardeberg
Royal Regiment
Boston
Master Brewers
Boston Brewers’ Board of Trade
F. W. Dollooff
Engineers’ Union
Board of Trade
Brewers’ Committee
International Union of Steam Engineers
Brewers of Boston
Huse
Dollooft
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
Carpenters to Strike for Eight Hour Day and Wages
Boston carpenters unions 33 67 218 and 38 plan a strike starting tomorrow over an eight hour day and a 15 dollar weekly minimum. 230 workers expected involved, with 1000 having already received notice. joint meeting at 987 Washington St set strike details and headquarters at 724 Washington St with Deegan O Donnell Campbell and Taylor directing settlements with master builders.
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Washington Street
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Dexter Hall
Blake Hall
Field’s Corner
Union 218
Decatur and
Liverpool Streets
East Boston
Warren Street
D. H. Deegan
Charles O'Donnell
H. F. Campbell
H. M. Taylor
Union Lathers
Boston
Barbers’ Union
Caledonian
New England Hall
United Garment Workers’ Union of North America
Nathan Newman
Albert R. Perkins
Wakefield
Mass
Perkins
Robert Doidge
Israel Spiegel
J. Findel
Bridge Collapse At Paris Exposition Kills Nine
At Paris Exposition a wooden foot bridge connected to the Celestial Globe collapsed amid a crowded day. Nine people died and about forty were injured as rescuers, police, and soldiers pulled victims from the rubble and rushed them to hospitals.
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Paris
Picard
Loubet
M. LePine
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